The initial submission of this event was reported by the manufacturer under mfr.Report# 2916596-2018-01044.This report is being submitted as additional information.The serial number of the device was requested but was not provided, therefore the expiration date, manufacture date, approximate age of device, and device unique identifier (udi) are unknown.The mobile power unit mpu) was not returned to the manufacturer for evaluation.The provided information indicated that the exact cause of the no external power alarm was unknown and the mpu¿s serial number was not reported.Based on the log file analysis, a root cause for the no external power alarm was determined to be related to a loss of the ac power.The submitted log files contained approximately 45 days of data (dated: (b)(6) 2018 ¿ (b)(6) 2018, per the time stamps).On (b)(6) 2018 at 12:16, the rsoc voltage levels of both power cables fluctuated from the expected ~12v down to ~6.1v then to ~3.5v in approximately 2 seconds activating no external power and low battery hazard alarms.A similar incident occurred again on (b)(6) 2018 at 09:08; the rsoc voltage levels of both power cables fell from the expected ~12v down to ~4.6v activating the same alarms observed on (b)(6) 2018 at 12:16.The associated voltage levels indicated that the alarms occurred when the system controller was powered by a mobile power unit (mpu) and indicated an intermittent loss of power.The pump support was not affected and the system was supported by the backup battery during the event.On (b)(6) 2018 at 21:39, (b)(6) 2018 at 18:55, and (b)(6) 2018 at 17:29, while the patient was connected to battery power, no external power and low battery hazard alarms activated due to both power cables being disconnected at the same time from the batteries; the expected alarms were brief and cleared when the patient was connected back to power.Throughout the log file, the system controller recorded intermittent low battery hazard and power cable faults without the associated power cable disconnected being flagged (this indicates a real disconnection).The power cable disconnect alarm activated with these events as well.All of the atypical power cable disconnects occurred while the patient was connected to battery power, and did not happen while the patient was connected to the mpu.All of the atypical power cable disconnect alarms were associated with a black and white power cable fault.There were no other notable alarms active in the log file.A review of the device history records revealed the device met applicable specifications.No further information was provided.The manufacturer is closing the file on this event.
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